Method and system for financing the gradual acquisition of quotas of an estate

ABSTRACT

A method for implementing a gradual acquisition plan on the part of a purchaser of an estate which is registered in the name of a legal entity represented by quotas; the quotas are transferred by the bank, owner of the legal entity holder of the estate, to the purchaser, according to a certain gradual reacquisition plan; the method includes reacquisition phases on the part of said purchaser of quota or portions of it through the payment, to the bank, of monthly installments, each including the quota value and relative interest; said quotas can be exchanged by an electronic system in order to exchange the estate with another property by mean their respective legal entity.

RELATED APPLICATIONS

This non-provisional U.S. patent application is claiming the benefits ofthe U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 61/515,268 filed onAug. 4, 2011.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

At present, when a person intends to purchase a property for residentialpurposes, he has different options if he does not possess the necessaryamount of money for purchasing it, such as opening a mortgage or signingan estate leasing contract. Otherwise, the most economical way of havinga house is to rent it, with the disadvantage that the money paid cannotbe recovered and consequently it will never be possible to own thehouse.

Even if the industry of mortgages is currently flourishing andconsolidated, the principle on which mortgages are based is thepossibility, on the part of the borrower, of coping with the monthlypayments of the mortgage installments and a require a stable frameworkof interests rate which does not allow the amount of the installment tobe excessively increased, in the case the loan is at a variable interestrate. During the financial crisis in 2008, however, numerous people,unable to pay their installment, were forced to have their houses soldon auction (foreclosure), often losing the accumulated value of thehouse, in order to face their debts with respect to the bank, especiallyin a market with decreasing prices as is currently the case.Furthermore, the massive use of “mortgages” which become the collateralon which securization operations are effected, is in itself adebt-conceived instrument which can generate a risk when borrowers donot pay the installments or if a decrease in property prices lowers theprice of houses and consequently increases the LTV (Loan to value ratio)mortgage values. These elements have contributed to triggering thecrisis of subprime loans, i.e. loans granted to persons with a lowincome, who are not able to pay the monthly installments due to anincrease in the interest rate.

Social categories consisting of low-income workers, precarious workers,immigrants, in the light of the consequences of the present crisis, willhave difficulty in purchasing a house, as it is assumed that in thefuture there will no longer be subprime loans and consequently they willbe forced to pay a rent to house owners, without the possibility offulfilling their “American dream”. Another limitation of presenttraditional financing instruments is that, in case of moving or beingtransferred, for professional or personal reasons, to another area ofthe city or to another city, a house owner who has a mortgage must sellhis house, pay the remaining debt and buy another house in the new areaor city, starting a new mortgage. The current financial systems forpurchasing a house are rigid and make the property title of the house“immovable”, when American society has always been characterized by agreat mobility of citizens within the whole national territory. Asolution capable of making the possession of a house more “personal”would be highly appreciated, with a flexible purchase plan, no longerbased on the concept of “debt” but on that of “equity” where houseownership is represented by a variable number of quotas and with agradual acquisition system.

As prior art of this method, the following can be considered: Islamicfinance and the leaseback contract. Islamic finance is finance accordingto the rules of the Koran, whose practices are used by all believers andby financial institutions. The basic principle of Islamic finance is theprohibition of imposing interest, as this is against the principles ofIslam. In order to avoid the application of interest as such, financialtechniques are applied which allow certain financial operations to beimplemented without acting against religious prohibitions. For financingthe purchase of an estate, for example, the financer does not grant aloan with interest to the house owner, creating a mortgage, but sharesthe risk, maintaining the ownership of the estate and allowing itsre-acquisition once all the monthly installments have been paid.

As will be seen, the present method derives from Islamic finance butwith a new modernized conception, suitable for the social and financialculture of Western countries and the US market, which envisages thepayment of interest, allows the immediate securization (i.e.transformation into Securities and exchangeable titles) of the estateand allows a certain gradualness in the acquisition of the property.

The other prior art is represented by the leaseback contract. In thiscase, the owner of an estate grants said estate to a financing subjectand the latter, through a leasing contract, allows the prior owner touse the estate and purchase it through a leasing contract and, only atthe end of the payment of the installments, to redeem it. The differencebetween the present method and leaseback together with the praxis ofIslamic finance, is linked to the transfer of quotas of the property asthey are paid and not at the end of the contracts as in the two cases ofthe prior art mentioned above. In this way, as the monthly payments areeffected, some quotas of the property are transferred to the owner fromthe financer's account.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The method here presented will be best understood by reference thefollowing drawings and detailed description

FIG. 1 is a schema of the subject and the flow between customer, bankand monthly obligation.

FIG. 1 a. is a block diagram with the main procedure of the method hereexposed.

FIG. 2 is a schema of the means involved in the producing document basedon the present method.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram with the procedure to calculate quota valueand the routine apply to the method.

FIG. 4 is a graph that shows how the quotas property changes during thelife of the gradual acquisition plan.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram that show the monthly quota transferring applyby the method base on the successful of not of monthly installment.

FIG. 6 is a block diagram where show a further implementation based onthe conversion of a mortgage loan into a plan under this method.

FIG. 7 is a schema that depict the subject involved in a onlinemarketplace based on the quotas and plan of this invention.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An objective of the present invention is therefore to develop a newfinancing system for the purchasing of a house, through a system whichis accessible in terms of acquisition and does not require apreponderant evaluation of the credit score, allows the gradualacquisition of the property quotas of the house and, at the same time,allows a strong social mobility, i.e., in the case of transferral fromone city to another, it allows the owned quotas of a house to betransferred and used for the purchase of another house. At the sametime, to offer the possibility of utilizing and accumulating propertyquotas of an estate and consequently to accumulate a capital representedby the house.

A further objective of the present invention is to offer a solution tothe problem of toxic assets owned by banks during the present financialcrisis. As is known, the present financial crisis was generated by theloss of value of financial instruments (CDO, ABS) based on mortgages andon future payment flows on the part of debtors of the subprime type,i.e. with low credit merit requirements. Due to the end of the estatemarket rush, the prices of houses have decreased and this has caused adeterioration and loss in the value of so-called toxic titles, and thisloss in value has led to serious losses in bank accounts due to theso-called mark-to-market time-discounting principle. Consequently aparticular implementation of the method of the present invention allowsthe conversion of toxic assets based on debt, mortgage values and thecapacity of reimbursing debts into equity which is not based on a debt,but on the value of the property. In this way, by converting presentmortgages, which represent a debt of the borrower towards the bank, intoownership plans of the house, according to the present invention, it ispossible to save the accounts of many banks, reduce private borrowingand foreclosure procedures allowing an easy acquisition of the estateaccording to the following plan, through the gradual acquisition of theownership of the property. In particular, banks can convert mortgagesinto reacquisition plans based on quotas according to the presentinvention, which means that they will no longer have credits towards theclients, but the amount of the plans (i.e. the ownership quotas of theproperties) would be registered in their account among the financialfixed assets. In this way there is the advantage that, if a client is inarrears, the bank would not proceed with a devaluation of the credit, asin traditional mortgages, but, on the contrary, would obtain an increasein its fixed assets, as the client in arrears would lose the relativeaccumulated quotas of the estate during the months in which he paid,until, if the default should persist, eviction measures are effected, ora new tenant found for the same estate, according the same plan. Whereasa loan in default represents a loss of the entire credit for a bank,until the same is recovered by the sale of the property (which couldoccur at a lower price), if the following plan is used, in the case ofdefault on the part of the client, the financial asset represented bythe quotas owned by the bank would not suffer devaluation, as theproperty is de facto owned by the bank and can easily find a new clientstarting a new plan based on the present method, in order to acquire theownership of the house, without the financial burden of a mortgage andan increase in personal debts.

House owners who have stipulated a mortgage loan and have problems inpaying the installments, can, thanks to a particular implementation ofthe present method, convert the loan into a plan, according to thepresent method, based on quotas which can be gradually repurchased.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The method described herein allows financial documents to be created,through the use of a computerized system, which allows the ownership ofan estate to be represented as quotas, through the subdivision of itsvalue into a certain number of ownership quotas, the value of eachquota, the cost of each monthly installment; this method creates asystem which allows the gradual re-acquisition of the property andfavours the exchange of these quotas between the interested subjects,through a computerized system and the use of internet.

FIG. 1 shows a scheme of subjects involved. In order to implement thisgradual reacquisition system and achieve the objectives of theinvention, it is necessary that the ownership quotas do not directlyrefer to a certain property, but the ownership of the latter must be alegal entity which we will call House Propriety Vehicle (HPV)(30). A(HPV)(30) is a legal entity such as a LLC (Limited Liability Company) inwhose name the ownership of the estate is registered. A client (10) whowishes to use this method and system turns to a bank (20) or a financialcompany, and the bank which implementing the present invention, buys theestate (60). The house is registered in the name of a HPV and, by meansof a suitable contract (50)—effected through a PC (40) and a printer(41)—a commitment is established between the future house-owner and thebank to implement the method and acquisition system of the housedescribed herein, i.e. the house-owner accepts to purchase each monthfrom the bank, a fraction or quota of this HPV: as the HPV is the ownerof the estate, it is therefore the same as purchasing a quota of thehouse. This quota is equal to, or mainly equivalent to, the capitalportion of a long-term mortgage (from 10-15 to 30-40 years) amortizedaccording to the French method. The payment of the installment grantsthe right to use the estate (as if it were rented) and also allows theentire value of the capital part of the installment to be accumulatedinto quotas or fractions of the HPV house-owner. The bank undertakes,against monthly payments, to transfer said quota or fraction of the HPVto the owner according to the present method, by means of a computerizedaccounting system or by transferring paper documents to the clients.

The number of quotas of the HPV depends on how the value of the house isto be divided up and, even if it can be arbitrary, is defined on thebasis of the number of years of duration of the reacquisition plan ofthe house/HPV according to the present invention. If we consider that anowner wishes to purchase the house in 30 years, then the HPV will besplit into 360 quotas, each corresponding to a month. Therefore, for ahouse having an acquisition value of $360,000 each quota will have thestarting value of $1,000. The purchaser, future owner, can establishwhether he intends to immediately purchase a certain number of quotas ofthe HPV/house. This corresponds to down payment which is effected in atraditional mortgage contract, in order to reduce the amount financed.If the client decides, for example, to buy 60 quotas effecting adown-payment of $60,000, the remaining portion to complete theacquisition of the property will be disbursed by the bank which willacquire 300 quotas of the HPV owner of the estate, for an amount of300,000$. It is as if the owner were receiving a loan from the bank of300,000$ to allow him to purchase the quotas he does not possess. Thebank, in fact, is not granting a loan to the client/owner, as it hasalready acquired the quotas (300 for $300,000) but is simply applying areturn plan as if it were a loan, using the same calculation parametersapplying a French amortization: starting capital, monthly installments,interest rate, using a computer. The resulting monthly installment isthe installment to be paid by the client/owner to the bank, the capitalpart of said installment corresponds to the quota or fraction of theHPV, whereas the interest is the remuneration of the capital required bythe bank as it has financed the purchase of the house using the systemof HPV's quotas.

Table 1 represents a synthesis of the main data of a plan referring toan estate having a value of 360,000$ with a down-payment of 60,000$, aninterest rate of 6% and 360 quotas having a unitary value of 1,000$, ofwhich 60 are initially acquired by down-payment and the remaining 300must be financed. This plan envisages a monthly installment of 1,798$calculated with a financial amortization.

TABLE 1 Interest Rate 6% Property value 360,000$ Year/months repayment30/360 Quota Issued Number 360 Quota Value  1,000$ Down Payment  60,000$Financing Quota Number 300 Financing Amount 300,000$ Initial Quota Value 1,000$ Quota Number acquired w/down payment  60 Monthly payment  1,798$

It is also possible to acquire the property, according to the presentsystem, with no down payment, so that the bank finances 100% of thequotas.

FIG. 1 a shows the method at the basis of the present patent, as a blockdiagram with a preferential procedure of the method. It will be evidentto an expert in the field how to vary this procedure, also by changingthe order, without losing the objective and efficacy of the presentinvention. With 110 the client decides to purchase a new house using thepresent method and acquisition system, he selects a house (111) throughthe intervention of a real estate agent, either directly or using themarketplace envisaged in the present invention. Once the estate has beenfound, the client signs (112) a preliminary agreement with a bank withthe undertaking to purchase the estate according to the plan, in 113 theclient makes a down payment or guarantee, in order to allow the bank tonegotiate with the property seller (114), then, in the case of apositive result and agreement, the bank creates a new HPV (115), and themethod (116) is effected, as indicated in FIG. 3, the document (50) isprinted, bank and client sign (118) the document which regulates theacquisition of the property and the reacquisition plan of quotasaccording to the present method. The bank supplies the remaining amountof money corresponding to the quotas in its possession (119) with whichit will acquire the estate (120) together with the down payment, saidestate is registered in the name of the HPV (121). The client receives anumber of quotas on the basis of what has been established by thereacquisition plan (122) and the method-routine (123) indicated in FIG.4 is applied monthly.

In addition to facilitating the acquisition of a house, this method andsystem does not create any risks for the bank and offers advantages withrespect to the bank's balance sheet.

In traditional loans, the bank lends money to a client so that he canpurchase a house, receiving, as guarantee, a mortgage on the estate.

Table 2 shows a brief accounting entry of a traditional loan with theassets and liabilities part of the balance.

TABLE 2 Mortgage value $200,000 Bank balance sheet (value in $) AssetsLiabilities Loans 200,000 Deposits, other liabilities 200,000

The loan is registered in the “loans” in the part relating to assets,whereas, as financial coverage, deposits of the clients or other form ofcoverage are normally used.

In the case of insolvency of the client/borrower, various accountingmeasures are adopted, with a partial devaluation of the credit inrelation to various parameters, such as the value of the estate andsales price. The mortgage does not appear directly on the accounts as itis an off-balance guarantee and consequently it does not appear in thebook-keeping accounts.

Table 3 shows the same accounting profile using the method and systemdescribed herein. As the HPV quotas owned by the bank are financialinstruments, they can be inserted under the item “Investments” of theAssets, whereas in the Liabilities, they can have a coverage analogousto that of mortgages or be covered by long-term debt instruments anddeposits.

TABLE 3 Quota based plan value $200,000 Bank balance sheet (value in $)Assets Liabilities Investments 200,000 Long-term debt, deposits 200,000

In this system, as the bank is the owner of the quotas, having the HPVquotas in its possession as financial assets or investment securities.Therefore these quotas are financial activities, in which the guaranteeis no longer the mortgage but the same HPV quotas possessed by the bankand not yet redeemed by the owner. It is therefore an actual guarantee,directly written in the financial statements, with no risk of insolvencyof the client, as, in the case of non-payment on the part of the latter,there is no need to devaluate the credit but simply evict the subject inarrears and find a new buyer of the estate, in addition to the recoveryof the non-paid installments from the quotas already possessed by theowner according to the present scheme. The guarantee therefore changeson a monthly basis and the financial statements consequently provide anupdated reflection of the financial risks of the operation.

With this method, in fact, what was originally an accounting credit(with mortgages) and therefore a debt, with this system becomes a“Security”.

FIG. 2 illustrates the method and system described above, which requiresa computerized system to be implemented—consisting of a data processingunit (40) and a printer (41)—which registers the input data (44):

-   -   data of the buyer    -   identification data of the estate    -   data of the legal entity in whose name the estate is registered    -   value of the estate    -   duration of the buying plan    -   number of quotas    -   number of quotas acquired by the buyer in the initial phase    -   insertion of additional costs such as the annual taxes on the        estate (property tax), which, in this way, are transferred from        the bank to the client, various insurances    -   administration running costs and annual taxations for        maintaining the HPV.

Said processing unit (40), using the input data (44), prepares anacquisition plan of the quotas according to a French amortization planbased on (table 4)

-   -   amount to be financed    -   rate of interest to be applied    -   duration of time within which the quotas are repurchased    -   annual property taxations, divided into the number of monthly        quotas for the reference year    -   running costs and maintenance taxations of the HPV, divided into        the number of monthly installments for the reference year,        including the insurance costs of the property against a series        of risks as well as property taxes on the estate. For the sake        of simplicity, Table 4 does not show these additional costs.

The document (50) is thus obtained, printed by means of a printer 41,signed (45) by the client (10) and also signed (46) by the bank (20).This document (50) is a contract which regulates the acquisition of anew estate (51) by means of an acquisition plan of quotas according tothe present invention. Or it can be a contract for converting atraditional mortgage (52) into a reacquisition plan based on the presentinvention or a sales contract (53) or exchange of quotas included in thepresent invention.

The input data, the document and data developed by the processing unit(40) are stored in a central server (42) in the relative database system(43).

FIG. 3 shows a block diagram with the method which allows thecalculation of the monthly payment and the value of the monthlyinstallments with the relative balance of the same.

The value of the house (70) is inserted, together with the number ofmonths (71) which indicates the duration of the reacquisition plan,obtaining the QuotaNum For the sake of convenience, this number cancorrespond to the number of quotas, which can be arbitrary, into whichthe HPV (30) is divided. In 72 the computer calculates the value of asingle quota (QuotaValue), dividing the value of the house (House Value)by the number of quotas (QuotaNum) to be repurchased. The next stepcomprises the insertion of the value of the possible down-payment (73),whereas step 74 processes the value of the quotas acquired (AcquiredQuotaNum) with the down-payment, dividing the down-payment by theunitary value of each quota (QuotaValue). In 75 the number of quotas tobe financed (FinQuotaNum) is calculated, i.e. the number of quotas whichare allowed to be gradually acquired according to the present invention,by subtracting the number of quotas acquired from the total number ofquotas. In 76 the amount of the plan (RepurchasingPlan) of thefinancing, is calculated by multiplying the unitary value of the quotas(QuotaValue) by the number of quotas which will be financed(FinQuotaNum). Subsequently, in 77 the interest rate is provided, whichcan be fixed or is variable and in 78 the repayment plan is calculated,like that shown in table 4, which generates the amount of the monthlyinstallment (79) and the value and balance of the quotas after thepayment of each installment.

Table 4 represents the schedule of the French amortization planindicated in table 3, the last three columns determine, for each month,the amount of the quota acquired, the total of the quotas owned by thebank and the number of quotas accumulated by the customer.

TABLE 4 Financing: $ 300,000 30 year fixed 6% interest rate Quota value$ 1000 Principal Principal Interest Bank owned Costumer Payment #Balance Monthly Payment Amount Amount Residual Balance Quota acquiredquota owned quota 60 1 300,000.00 1,798.65 298.65 1,500.00 299,701.350.30 300.00 60.30 2 299,701.35 1,798.65 300.14 1,498.51 299,401.20 0.30299.70 60.60 3 299,401.20 1,798.65 301.65 1,497.01 299,099.56 0.30299.40 60.90 4 299,099.56 1,798.65 303.15 1,495.50 298,796.40 0.30299.10 61.20 5 298,796.40 1,798.65 304.67 1,493.98 298,491.73 0.30298.80 61.51 6 298,491.73 1,798.65 306.19 1,492.46 298,185.54 0.31298.49 61.81 7 298,185.54 1,798.65 307.72 1,490.93 297,877.82 0.31298.19 62.12 8 297,877.82 1,798.65 309.26 1,489.39 297,568.56 0.31297.88 62.43 9 297,568.56 1,798.65 310.81 1,487.84 297,257.75 0.31297.57 62.74 10 297,257.75 1,798.65 312.36 1,486.29 296,945.38 0.31297.26 63.05 11 296,945.38 1,798.65 313.92 1,484.73 296,631.46 0.31296.95 63.37 12 296,631.46 1,798.65 315.49 1,483.16 296,315.96 0.32296.63 63.68 13 296,315.96 1,798.65 317.07 1,481.58 295,998.89 0.32296.32 64.00 14 295,998.89 1,798.65 318.66 1,479.99 295,680.24 0.32296.00 64.32 15 295,680.24 1,798.65 320.25 1,478.40 295,359.99 0.32295.68 64.64 16 295,359.99 1,798.65 321.85 1,476.80 295,038.13 0.32295.36 64.96 17 295,038.13 1,798.65 323.46 1,475.19 294,714.67 0.32295.04 65.29 18 294,714.67 1,798.65 325.08 1,473.57 294,389.59 0.33294.71 65.61 19 294,389.59 1,798.65 326.70 1,471.95 294,062.89 0.33294.39 65.94 20 294,062.89 1,798.65 328.34 1,470.31 293,734.55 0.33294.06 66.27 21 293,734.55 1,798.65 329.98 1,468.67 293,404.58 0.33293.73 66.60 22 293,404.58 1,798.65 331.63 1,467.02 293,072.95 0.33293.40 66.93 23 293,072.95 1,798.65 333.29 1,465.36 292,739.66 0.33293.07 67.26 24 292,739.66 1,798.65 334.95 1,463.70 292,404.71 0.33292.74 67.60 25 292,404.71 1,798.65 336.63 1,462.02 292,068.08 0.34292.40 67.93 26 292,068.08 1,798.65 338.31 1,460.34 291,729.77 0.34292.07 68.27 27 291,729.77 1,798.65 340.00 1,458.65 291,389.76 0.34291.73 68.61 28 291,389.76 1,798.65 341.70 1,456.95 291,048.06 0.34291.39 68.95 29 291,048.06 1,798.65 343.41 1,455.24 290,704.65 0.34291.05 69.30 30 290,704.65 1,798.65 345.13 1,453.52 290,359.52 0.35290.70 69.64 31 290,359.52 1,798.65 346.85 1,451.80 290,012.67 0.35290.36 69.99 32 290,012.67 1,798.65 348.59 1,450.06 289,664.08 0.35290.01 70.34 33 289,664.08 1,798.65 350.33 1,448.32 289,313.75 0.35289.66 70.69 34 289,313.75 1,798.65 352.08 1,446.57 288,961.67 0.35289.31 71.04 35 288,961.67 1,798.65 353.84 1,444.81 288,607.82 0.35288.96 71.39 36 288,607.82 1,798.65 355.61 1,443.04 288,252.21 0.36288.61 71.75 37 288,252.21 1,798.65 357.39 1,441.26 287,894.82 0.36288.25 72.11 38 287,894.82 1,798.65 359.18 1,439.47 287,535.64 0.36287.89 72.46 39 287,535.64 1,798.65 360.97 1,437.68 287,174.67 0.36287.54 72.83 40 287,174.67 1,798.65 362.78 1,435.87 286,811.89 0.36287.17 73.19 41 286,811.89 1,798.65 364.59 1,434.06 286,447.30 0.36286.81 73.55 42 286,447.30 1,798.65 366.42 1,432.24 286,080.88 0.37286.45 73.92 43 286,080.88 1,798.65 368.25 1,430.40 285,712.64 0.37286.08 74.29 44 285,712.64 1,798.65 370.09 1,428.56 285,342.55 0.37285.71 74.66 45 285,342.55 1,798.65 371.94 1,426.71 284,970.61 0.37285.34 75.03 46 284,970.61 1,798.65 373.80 1,424.85 284,596.81 0.37284.97 75.40 47 284,596.81 1,798.65 375.67 1,422.98 284,221.14 0.38284.60 75.78 48 284,221.14 1,798.65 377.55 1,421.11 283,843.60 0.38284.22 76.16 49 283,843.60 1,798.65 379.43 1,419.22 283,464.16 0.38283.84 76.54 50 283,464.16 1,798.65 381.33 1,417.32 283,082.83 0.38283.46 76.92 51 283,082.83 1,798.65 383.24 1,415.41 282,699.60 0.38283.08 77.30 52 282,699.60 1,798.65 385.15 1,413.50 282,314.44 0.39282.70 77.69 53 282,314.44 1,798.65 387.08 1,411.57 281,927.36 0.39282.31 78.07 54 281,927.36 1,798.65 389.01 1,409.64 281,538.35 0.39281.93 78.46 55 281,538.35 1,798.65 390.96 1,407.69 281,147.39 0.39281.54 78.85 56 281,147.39 1,798.65 392.91 1,405.74 280,754.47 0.39281.15 79.25 57 280,754.47 1,798.65 394.88 1,403.77 280,359.59 0.39280.75 79.64 58 280,359.59 1,798.65 396.85 1,401.80 279,962.74 0.40280.36 80.04 59 279,962.74 1,798.65 398.84 1,399.81 279,563.90 0.40279.96 80.44 60 279,563.90 1,798.65 400.83 1,397.82 279,163.07 0.40279.56 80.84 61 279,163.07 1,798.65 402.84 1,395.82 278,760.23 0.40279.16 81.24 62 278,760.23 1,798.65 404.85 1,393.80 278,355.38 0.40278.76 81.64 63 278,355.38 1,798.65 406.87 1,391.78 277,948.51 0.41278.36 82.05 64 277,948.51 1,798.65 408.91 1,389.74 277,539.60 0.41277.95 82.46 65 277,539.60 1,798.65 410.95 1,387.70 277,128.65 0.41277.54 82.87 66 277,128.65 1,798.65 413.01 1,385.64 276,715.64 0.41277.13 83.28 67 276,715.64 1,798.65 415.07 1,383.58 276,300.56 0.42276.72 83.70 68 276,300.56 1,798.65 417.15 1,381.50 275,883.42 0.42276.30 84.12 69 275,883.42 1,798.65 419.23 1,379.42 275,464.18 0.42275.88 84.54 70 275,464.18 1,798.65 421.33 1,377.32 275,042.85 0.42275.46 84.96 71 275,042.85 1,798.65 423.44 1,375.21 274,619.41 0.42275.04 85.38 72 274,619.41 1,798.65 425.55 1,373.10 274,193.86 0.43274.62 85.81 73 274,193.86 1,798.65 427.68 1,370.97 273,766.18 0.43274.19 86.23 74 273,766.18 1,798.65 429.82 1,368.83 273,336.36 0.43273.77 86.66 75 273,336.36 1,798.65 431.97 1,366.68 272,904.39 0.43273.34 87.10 76 272,904.39 1,798.65 434.13 1,364.52 272,470.26 0.43272.90 87.53 77 272,470.26 1,798.65 436.30 1,362.35 272,033.96 0.44272.47 87.97 78 272,033.96 1,798.65 438.48 1,360.17 271,595.47 0.44272.03 88.40 79 271,595.47 1,798.65 440.67 1,357.98 271,154.80 0.44271.60 88.85 80 271,154.80 1,798.65 442.88 1,355.77 270,711.92 0.44271.15 89.29 81 270,711.92 1,798.65 445.09 1,353.56 270,266.83 0.45270.71 89.73 82 270,266.83 1,798.65 447.32 1,351.33 269,819.51 0.45270.27 90.18 83 269,819.51 1,798.65 449.55 1,349.10 269,369.96 0.45269.82 90.63 84 269,369.96 1,798.65 451.80 1,346.85 268,918.16 0.45269.37 91.08 85 268,918.16 1,798.65 454.06 1,344.59 268,464.10 0.45268.92 91.54 86 268,464.10 1,798.65 456.33 1,342.32 268,007.77 0.46268.46 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163.85 203 196,146.90 1,798.65 817.92 980.73 195,328.98 0.82196.15 164.67 204 195,328.98 1,798.65 822.01 976.64 194,506.97 0.82195.33 165.49 205 194,506.97 1,798.65 826.12 972.53 193,680.86 0.83194.51 166.32 206 193,680.86 1,798.65 830.25 968.40 192,850.61 0.83193.68 167.15 207 192,850.61 1,798.65 834.40 964.25 192,016.21 0.83192.85 167.98 208 192,016.21 1,798.65 838.57 960.08 191,177.64 0.84192.02 168.82 209 191,177.64 1,798.65 842.76 955.89 190,334.88 0.84191.18 169.67 210 190,334.88 1,798.65 846.98 951.67 189,487.90 0.85190.33 170.51 211 189,487.90 1,798.65 851.21 947.44 188,636.69 0.85189.49 171.36 212 188,636.69 1,798.65 855.47 943.18 187,781.22 0.86188.64 172.22 213 187,781.22 1,798.65 859.75 938.91 186,921.47 0.86187.78 173.08 214 186,921.47 1,798.65 864.04 934.61 186,057.43 0.86186.92 173.94 215 186,057.43 1,798.65 868.36 930.29 185,189.06 0.87186.06 174.81 216 185,189.06 1,798.65 872.71 925.95 184,316.36 0.87185.19 175.68 217 184,316.36 1,798.65 877.07 921.58 183,439.29 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169,744.52 0.95170.69 190.26 233 169,744.52 1,798.65 949.93 848.72 168,794.59 0.95169.74 191.21 234 168,794.59 1,798.65 954.68 843.97 167,839.91 0.95168.79 192.16 235 167,839.91 1,798.65 959.45 839.20 166,880.46 0.96167.84 193.12 236 166,880.46 1,798.65 964.25 834.40 165,916.21 0.96166.88 194.08 237 165,916.21 1,798.65 969.07 829.58 164,947.14 0.97165.92 195.05 238 164,947.14 1,798.65 973.92 824.74 163,973.22 0.97164.95 196.03 239 163,973.22 1,798.65 978.79 819.87 162,994.44 0.98163.97 197.01 240 162,994.44 1,798.65 983.68 814.97 162,010.76 0.98162.99 197.99 241 162,010.76 1,798.65 988.60 810.05 161,022.16 0.99162.01 198.98 242 161,022.16 1,798.65 993.54 805.11 160,028.62 0.99161.02 199.97 243 160,028.62 1,798.65 998.51 800.14 159,030.11 1.00160.03 200.97 244 159,030.11 1,798.65 1,003.50 795.15 158,026.61 1.00159.03 201.97 245 158,026.61 1,798.65 1,008.52 790.13 157,018.09 1.01158.03 202.98 246 157,018.09 1,798.65 1,013.56 785.09 156,004.53 1.01157.02 204.00 247 156,004.53 1,798.65 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1.09141.27 219.82 262 140,178.55 1,798.65 1,097.76 700.89 139,080.80 1.10140.18 220.92 263 139,080.80 1,798.65 1,103.25 695.40 137,977.55 1.10139.08 222.02 264 137,977.55 1,798.65 1,108.76 689.89 136,868.78 1.11137.98 223.13 265 136,868.78 1,798.65 1,114.31 684.34 135,754.48 1.11136.87 224.25 266 135,754.48 1,798.65 1,119.88 678.77 134,634.60 1.12135.75 225.37 267 134,634.60 1,798.65 1,125.48 673.17 133,509.12 1.13134.63 226.49 268 133,509.12 1,798.65 1,131.11 667.55 132,378.01 1.13133.51 227.62 269 132,378.01 1,798.65 1,136.76 661.89 131,241.25 1.14132.38 228.76 270 131,241.25 1,798.65 1,142.45 656.21 130,098.81 1.14131.24 229.90 271 130,098.81 1,798.65 1,148.16 650.49 128,950.65 1.15130.10 231.05 272 128,950.65 1,798.65 1,153.90 644.75 127,796.75 1.15128.95 232.20 273 127,796.75 1,798.65 1,159.67 638.98 126,637.08 1.16127.80 233.36 274 126,637.08 1,798.65 1,165.47 633.19 125,471.62 1.17126.64 234.53 275 125,471.62 1,798.65 1,171.29 627.36 124,300.32 1.17125.47 235.70 276 124,300.32 1,798.65 1,177.15 621.50 123,123.17 1.18124.30 236.88 277 123,123.17 1,798.65 1,183.04 615.62 121,940.14 1.18123.12 238.06 278 121,940.14 1,798.65 1,188.95 609.70 120,751.19 1.19121.94 239.25 279 120,751.19 1,798.65 1,194.90 603.76 119,556.29 1.19120.75 240.44 280 119,556.29 1,798.65 1,200.87 597.78 118,355.42 1.20119.56 241.64 281 118,355.42 1,798.65 1,206.87 591.78 117,148.55 1.21118.36 242.85 282 117,148.55 1,798.65 1,212.91 585.74 115,935.64 1.21117.15 244.06 283 115,935.64 1,798.65 1,218.97 579.68 114,716.66 1.22115.94 245.28 284 114,716.66 1,798.65 1,225.07 573.58 113,491.60 1.23114.72 246.51 285 113,491.60 1,798.65 1,231.19 567.46 112,260.40 1.23113.49 247.74 286 112,260.40 1,798.65 1,237.35 561.30 111,023.05 1.24112.26 248.98 287 111,023.05 1,798.65 1,243.54 555.12 109,779.52 1.24111.02 250.22 288 109,779.52 1,798.65 1,249.75 548.90 108,529.76 1.25109.78 251.47 289 108,529.76 1,798.65 1,256.00 542.65 107,273.76 1.26108.53 252.73 290 107,273.76 1,798.65 1,262.28 536.37 106,011.48 1.26107.27 253.99 291 106,011.48 1,798.65 1,268.59 530.06 104,742.88 1.27106.01 255.26 292 104,742.88 1,798.65 1,274.94 523.71 103,467.94 1.27104.74 256.53 293 103,467.94 1,798.65 1,281.31 517.34 102,186.63 1.28103.47 257.81 294 102,186.63 1,798.65 1,287.72 510.93 100,898.91 1.29102.19 259.10 295 100,898.91 1,798.65 1,294.16 504.49 99,604.76 1.29100.90 260.40 296 99,604.76 1,798.65 1,300.63 498.02 98,304.13 1.3099.60 261.70 297 98,304.13 1,798.65 1,307.13 491.52 96,997.00 1.31 98.30263.00 298 96,997.00 1,798.65 1,313.67 484.98 95,683.33 1.31 97.00264.32 299 95,683.33 1,798.65 1,320.23 478.42 94,363.10 1.32 95.68265.64 300 94,363.10 1,798.65 1,326.84 471.82 93,036.26 1.33 94.36266.96 301 93,036.26 1,798.65 1,333.47 465.18 91,702.79 1.33 93.04268.30 302 91,702.79 1,798.65 1,340.14 458.51 90,362.65 1.34 91.70269.64 303 90,362.65 1,798.65 1,346.84 451.81 89,015.82 1.35 90.36270.98 304 89,015.82 1,798.65 1,353.57 445.08 87,662.24 1.35 89.02272.34 305 87,662.24 1,798.65 1,360.34 438.31 86,301.90 1.36 87.66273.70 306 86,301.90 1,798.65 1,367.14 431.51 84,934.76 1.37 86.30275.07 307 84,934.76 1,798.65 1,373.98 424.67 83,560.78 1.37 84.93276.44 308 83,560.78 1,798.65 1,380.85 417.80 82,179.93 1.38 83.56277.82 309 82,179.93 1,798.65 1,387.75 410.90 80,792.18 1.39 82.18279.21 310 80,792.18 1,798.65 1,394.69 403.96 79,397.49 1.39 80.79280.60 311 79,397.49 1,798.65 1,401.66 396.99 77,995.83 1.40 79.40282.00 312 77,995.83 1,798.65 1,408.67 389.98 76,587.16 1.41 78.00283.41 313 76,587.16 1,798.65 1,415.72 382.94 75,171.44 1.42 76.59284.83 314 75,171.44 1,798.65 1,422.79 375.86 73,748.65 1.42 75.17286.25 315 73,748.65 1,798.65 1,429.91 368.74 72,318.74 1.43 73.75287.68 316 72,318.74 1,798.65 1,437.06 361.59 70,881.68 1.44 72.32289.12 317 70,881.68 1,798.65 1,444.24 354.41 69,437.44 1.44 70.88290.56 318 69,437.44 1,798.65 1,451.46 347.19 67,985.97 1.45 69.44292.01 319 67,985.97 1,798.65 1,458.72 339.93 66,527.25 1.46 67.99293.47 320 66,527.25 1,798.65 1,466.02 332.64 65,061.23 1.47 66.53294.94 321 65,061.23 1,798.65 1,473.35 325.31 63,587.89 1.47 65.06296.41 322 63,587.89 1,798.65 1,480.71 317.94 62,107.18 1.48 63.59297.89 323 62,107.18 1,798.65 1,488.12 310.54 60,619.06 1.49 62.11299.38 324 60,619.06 1,798.65 1,495.56 303.10 59,123.51 1.50 60.62300.88 325 59,123.51 1,798.65 1,503.03 295.62 57,620.47 1.50 59.12302.38 326 57,620.47 1,798.65 1,510.55 288.10 56,109.92 1.51 57.62303.89 327 56,109.92 1,798.65 1,518.10 280.55 54,591.82 1.52 56.11305.41 328 54,591.82 1,798.65 1,525.69 272.96 53,066.13 1.53 54.59306.93 329 53,066.13 1,798.65 1,533.32 265.33 51,532.81 1.53 53.07308.47 330 51,532.81 1,798.65 1,540.99 257.66 49,991.82 1.54 51.53310.01 331 49,991.82 1,798.65 1,548.69 249.96 48,443.13 1.55 49.99311.56 332 48,443.13 1,798.65 1,556.44 242.22 46,886.69 1.56 48.44313.11 333 46,886.69 1,798.65 1,564.22 234.43 45,322.47 1.56 46.89314.68 334 45,322.47 1,798.65 1,572.04 226.61 43,750.43 1.57 45.32316.25 335 43,750.43 1,798.65 1,579.90 218.75 42,170.53 1.58 43.75317.83 336 42,170.53 1,798.65 1,587.80 210.85 40,582.73 1.59 42.17319.42 337 40,582.73 1,798.65 1,595.74 202.91 38,987.00 1.60 40.58321.01 338 38,987.00 1,798.65 1,603.72 194.93 37,383.28 1.60 38.99322.62 339 37,383.28 1,798.65 1,611.74 186.92 35,771.55 1.61 37.38324.23 340 35,771.55 1,798.65 1,619.79 178.86 34,151.75 1.62 35.77325.85 341 34,151.75 1,798.65 1,627.89 170.76 32,523.86 1.63 34.15327.48 342 32,523.86 1,798.65 1,636.03 162.62 30,887.83 1.64 32.52329.11 343 30,887.83 1,798.65 1,644.21 154.44 29,243.61 1.64 30.89330.76 344 29,243.61 1,798.65 1,652.43 146.22 27,591.18 1.65 29.24332.41 345 27,591.18 1,798.65 1,660.70 137.96 25,930.48 1.66 27.59334.07 346 25,930.48 1,798.65 1,669.00 129.65 24,261.49 1.67 25.93335.74 347 24,261.49 1,798.65 1,677.34 121.31 22,584.14 1.68 24.26337.42 348 22,584.14 1,798.65 1,685.73 112.92 20,898.41 1.69 22.58339.10 349 20,898.41 1,798.65 1,694.16 104.49 19,204.25 1.69 20.90340.80 350 19,204.25 1,798.65 1,702.63 96.02 17,501.62 1.70 19.20 342.50351 17,501.62 1,798.65 1,711.14 87.51 15,790.48 1.71 17.50 344.21 35215,790.48 1,798.65 1,719.70 78.95 14,070.78 1.72 15.79 345.93 35314,070.78 1,798.65 1,728.30 70.35 12,342.48 1.73 14.07 347.66 35412,342.48 1,798.65 1,736.94 61.71 10,605.54 1.74 12.34 349.39 35510,605.54 1,798.65 1,745.62 53.03 8,859.92 1.75 10.61 351.14 3568,859.92 1,798.65 1,754.35 44.30 7,105.57 1.75 8.86 352.89 357 7,105.571,798.65 1,763.12 35.53 5,342.44 1.76 7.11 354.66 358 5,342.44 1,798.651,771.94 26.71 3,570.50 1.77 5.34 356.43 359 3,570.50 1,798.65 1,780.8017.85 1,789.70 1.78 3.57 358.21 360 1,789.70 1,798.65 1,780.75 8.95 0.001.78 1.79 359.99FIG. 4 shows, in the abscissa, the quotas owned by the client (customerowned quota), and in the ordinates, the quotas owned by the bank (columnof table 4: bank owned quotas), it can be seen, as the months pass, thatthe quotas owned by the bank and by the client tend to have an oppositetrend. Around the 21^(st) year, the moment arrives when the client'squotas begin to be more numerous than the bank's quotas.

The computerized system (40, 41, 42, 43) uses these data to produce anagreement document (50), using a printer, between the parties, whichregulates and disciplines at least the following aspects:

-   -   the acquiring owner must pay an installment whose value is        communicated, every month, by the bank if the interest is of the        variable type, or according to the reacquisition plan indicated        above, if the interest is fixed.    -   Receiving, for each installment paid, a corresponding number of        quotas or fractions calculated on the value of the capital part        of the monthly installment of the amortization plan;    -   Being able to use the house for residential purposes following        the payment of the monthly installment.    -   Being able to effect additional payments for the acquisition of        quotas, which will reduce the amount of quotas to be reacquired.    -   Should the purchaser not be able to pay the installments for the        redemption, for a number of months, he will have to leave the        estate, and for each month of non-payment, the purchaser must        return a quota or the relative fraction; the bank will transfer        the quotas for the non-paid installments from the client's quota        account to own account.    -   The quota(s) or fractions of the same transferred by the bank as        penalty for the lack of payment of at least one monthly        installment, preferably corresponds to the interest share of the        non-paid installment, or, alternatively, with another        counter-value agreed upon by the bank and client which can also        include the capital part of the installment; the non-payment of        one or more installments implies an extension of the months of        payment or an increase in the subsequent quotas, according to        the agreement between the parties. FIG. 5 indicates the block        scheme which, at the condition that the payment of the monthly        installment (80) has been paid, envisages the negative case of        the penalty (81), or the transfer of quotas from the customer's        account to that of the bank (82), updating and memorizing the        transaction on the client's account (83). If the payment is        successful, the bank transfers a quota or fraction from its        account to the customer's account, which is updated and        memorized (83). Block 84 show that in calculating the value of        quota will be used the principal part of the monthly        installment, in case of positive payment. In case of negative        payment the value of quota is calculated in block 85 on the        interest part of defaulted monthly installment.    -   The client will remain the owner of the quotas paid and,        according to separate agreements regulated by separate        contracts, will be able to exchange these quotas, through a        website prepared by the bank or by an independent financial        services company, within an exchange and information system on        the prices of the quotas to which all property owners according        to this method belong, or can belong; said plan subscribers, who        intend to change house within the same city, within the same        state or within the same nation or other nations which use this        system and method, i.e. simply want sell his quotas and the        repurchaising plan associated to his house.    -   For the whole duration of the contract, i.e. until the purchaser        has reached full ownership of the property by acquiring all the        quotas issued by the HPV and relating to the estate of the        purchaser, the administration and control of the HPV, and        therefore the relative estate, are effected by the bank,        derogating from contracts which regulate membership within        companies such as LLCs, which can be the preferential form of        legal entity of the HPV. This measure is necessary for        preventing the purchaser, once he has acquired the majority—i.e.        50%+1 of the HPV quotas—from controlling the property, at will,        as he is the owner of the majority of the HPV quotas when        structured in the form of an LLC, abusing the spirit of the        acquisition method of the house according to the present        invention.

The above method has various advantages: in short, it envisages a modelof payment of monthly installments which can be comparable to a rent ormortgage installment, with the difference that whereas the monthly rentis lost, with this method, it is accumulated into ownership quotas ofthe estate, thus representing a form of saving and a capitalaccumulation represented by the estate. Compared to a traditionalmortgage, the main advantage is to be able to use the property withoutrequiring an actual loan from a bank to the purchaser of the estate andconsequently without a an actual debt towards the bank. In this way,people with a low credit rating or low income, or with possiblebankruptcy in progress, can have the property at their disposal with thesimple possibility of effecting monthly installments for the estate. Inaddition, in the case of default which continues for several months, theestate is not subject to the process of foreclosure and is therefore notput up for sale by the bank to recover the residual value of the debt,but simply transferred to a new owner who will start a new planaccording to this method or will take over the existing one by acquiringthe quotas owned by the old defaulted owner.

In doing this, it is possible to include in the method contractualmechanisms which allow cases of devaluation or re-evaluation of theestate to be envisaged, where bank and owner can share or not risks andprofits.

Another advantage of this system is the mobility it allows when asubject needs to move to another city or area of the same city, as oftenhappens in a highly “movable” society, characterized by frequenttransferals such the American society.

Thanks to the principle of the quotas owned, it is possible to establishan online exchange mechanisms, so that if a customer who lives in NewYork and owns a number of quotas of his estate, needs to move to LosAngeles, he can sell his quotas of the New York property and, with thesame money, can acquire a certain number of quotas of an estate in LosAngeles, more practically and rapidly with respect to a traditionalmortgage.

Whereas in the case of an estate purchased by means of a traditionalmortgage, the client should first sell the property in New York, throughan estate agent, pay the remaining debt to the bank and then, with thepossible remaining capital, purchase an estate in Los Angeles, aftersearching for and signing a new contract for a mortgage with anotherbank. It is also possible to effect an exchange, but the two partiesmust have the intention of exchanging their respective properties. Onthe contrary, by using the system object of the present invention,thanks to the online exchange system, described hereunder, it ispossible to sell the ownership quotas of an estate in New York toanother person in New York, and look for a house in Los Angeles madeavailable by a third person, using the accumulated quotas asdown-payment to be paid for purchasing the new property. This idea, infact, allows a property to be “movable” thanks to the concept at thebasis of the present invention, centred on ownership quotas, as if theywere company shares/securities. Consequently, the present inventionallows “real estate” to become “movable property”.

For the functioning of this system, it is essential for the bank, inorder to avoid excessive risks, to have a guarantee margin representedby the quotas owned by the customer and purchased at the beginning bydown payment. If the market price of the estate has decreased, the bankwill use the quotas owned by the client in default to face said decreasein the price Furthermore, as an additional clause of the contract, thebank can automatically and dynamically establish a guarantee, updatedeach month, equal to 20% or another percentage of the amount of theresidual capital. Said residual capital, equal to the total residualquotas to be repurchased, changes every month, decreases when theinstallments are paid and increases when one or more installments arenot effected. This further guarantee allows the bank a better managementof possible estate and financial crisis as that of 2007-2008.

In addition, by design, the method and system presented herein ischaracterized by low risks for the bank, as in the case of default, thehypothesis of foreclosure is avoided and the customer can negotiate anextension of the reacquisition plan of the quotas. As can be seen, thequotas owned by the client can be used for immediately recovering thenon-paid monthly installments and if these continue, evict the same andfree the estate again, ready for a new subscriber; if the sales price ofthe estate to a new subscriber is lower than the initial one, the quotasaccumulated by the client will be used, which the bank will takepossession of on the basis of the contract, in order to compensate thedifference in price.

Table 5 summarizes the situation of the plan seen in table 1, after 5years of regular installments. The quotas accumulated are 20.84 to whichthe initial quotas of the down payment must be added, making a total of80.24 quotas.

TABLE 5 Situation after 5 years Total payment 107,880.00$ Principal paid20,836.00$ Interest paid 87,082.00$ Quotas acquired 20.84 Total quota(initial + acquired) 80.84 Value of quota owned 80,836.00$ Remainingquota value (to be acquired) 279,154.00$ Remaining quota number 279.16

Tables 6 and 7 hereunder show the cases of devaluation and re-evaluationof a property purchased by means of the present method and system.

If a property is to be purchased according to the present method andthis has a market value higher than that paid for the purchase, there isthe situation shown in table 6. The estate in question which has a salesvalue of $400,000 determines an appreciation of the quotas of $8,921.78for the quotas acquired by the owner, each of them having a value of $1,111.11 with respect to $ 1,000 of the original value. The remainingquotas, not yet acquired, generate an appreciation of $31,018.22.

The contract signed by the customer and the bank can establish a shareof the profits in the case of appreciation, or the appreciation can bedivided on the basis of the quotas actually owned.

TABLE 6 Sales after 4 years - Increase in value Property value400,000.00$ Increase 40,000.00$ Initial quota number 60,000.00$ Capitalacquired 20,836.00$ Total quota number 80.84 Value quota owned80,836.00$ Initial quota value 1,000.00$ Quota value with revaluation1,111.11$ Gain per quota 111.11$ Quota residual number 279.16 Valueincrease in residual quota 31,018.22$ Value quota owned 89,817.78$ Gainfor all owned quota 8,981.78$ Gain for not owned quota 31,018.22$

Table 7 shows the case in which, in the case of the sale of the propertyon the part of the client (to change house or move or anything else),there has been a decrease in the value of the estate with respect to theinitial price. The estate has a market value of $320,000 with respect to$360,000 paid before, generating an overall depreciation of $40,000. Inthis case, each of the 360 quotas has a value of $888.89 causing adepreciation of the quotas owned by the client equal to $8,981.79 and$31,018.22 for the quotas owned by the bank. In this case, on the basisof the contract and guarantee margin, the bank can recover theappreciation on the quotas owned by the client, or share the loss withthe client, in accordance with the agreement reached when the contractwas signed.

TABLE 7 Sales after 5 years - Decrease in value Property value320,000.00$ Decrease −40,000.00$ Initial quota number 60,000.00$ Capitalacquired 20,836.00$ Total quota number 80.84 Value quota owned80,836.00$ Initial quota value 1,000.00$ Quota value with devalutation888.89$ Devalutation per quota −111.11$ Quota residual number 279.16Value increase in residual quota −31,018.22$ Value quota owned71,854.22$ Loss for all owned quota −8,981.78$ Loss for not owned quota−31,018.22$

An expert in the field can easily see how it is possible, instead ofhaving a system based on the reacquisition of HPV quotas, by means ofmonthly payments including both capital and interests, as if it were aninstallment of a mortgage, it is possible to introduce a concept of arent (equivalent to a quota or all the interest allowing the bank tohave some cash-flow) without there being any transfer of quotas, as thisprocedure contemplates the payment of the interests only. In short, withthis method, the client suspends the reacquisition of the quotas and hasa lighter monthly installment. The reacquisition of the quotas can startsubsequently, according to the availability of the client. Thisprocedure can be used when the client has difficulty in paying the wholeinstallment. It is also evident that the bank which owns propertypossessed by HPV which does not have a client at that moment, can rentthis property and have positive cash-flows thanks to the rental fees.

The alternative rental fee can be established on the basis of a fixed orvariable interest rate equal to the remuneration of the residual valueof the estate. The calculation basis would be the total of the values ofthe quotas owned by the bank when it has the option of using the rentalfee instead of the installment. In this way, on the one hand, theremuneration of the bank of the capital on the residual total capital isguaranteed, and on the other, the client is offered the possibility ofpaying a lower monthly payment. If a client does not even pay the rentalfee, the latter will be subtracted from the amount of quotas accumulatedby the client.

A second, simpler implementation of the invention is that in which thebank grants the client a real estate loan and, instead of receiving amortgage as guarantee, the bank obtains the quotas of the relative HPVas guarantee. Alternatively the bank purchases this quotas from theclient giving to him the loan to acquire the house. In this way, theloan is registered in the client's name, who can therefore deduct theinterests from his income declaration, like a traditional mortgage loan.The house however is in the name of HPV, as in the preferredimplementation, with the same mechanism of reacquisition andtransferring of quotas. In the same way in case of non payment the bankwill take quotas back as in the first implementation. This secondimplementation is like a buyback of quotas performed by the client inforce of repurchasing plan. The quotas are calculated in the same way asthe first implementation, In this case the loan is in the name of theclient, so that he can fiscally deduce the interest, whereas the loan ofthe bank (with the eventual down-payment of the client) is used forpurchasing the estate and transferring its ownership to the HPV in use.Depending on the down-payment, which determines the number of quotaspurchased immediately by the client, each time a monthly payment ismade, the bank “grants” a quota or fraction of a quota to the client,who accumulates it in his own account.

If the client does not pay the monthly installment, the sanction andpenalty mechanisms contemplated in the preferential implementationintervene i.e. the transfer of the quota to the bank, which, in thiscase, would mean re-obtaining a quota or fraction of the quota or more,until eviction for excessive and repeated default and the return of theestate to the market. This quota is calculated on the interest part ofeach month installment. This implementation can be effected in the sameway with the help of a computerized system (40, 41, 42, 43) which, onceit has received the client's input data (44), the estate data andapplying the method for establishing the number of quotas, elaboratesthe number of quotas, the amount of the installment and prints anagreement (50) which is then stored in a computer; this documentenvisages the following:

-   -   the client accepts the financial obligation of a loan in favour        of the HPV, in whose name the estate will be registered and the        client will receive quotas of said HPV on the basis of the        down-payment effected; the bank will take the rest of quotas as        guarantee against loan to the client.    -   the client undertakes to pay a monthly installment to the bank,        calculated by the computer with an amortization plan;    -   the client will receive a quota or fraction or more quotas of        the HPV in whose name the estate used by the client is        registered, every time he succeeds in paying a monthly        installment to the HPV;    -   the client accepts that, in the case of lack of payment of one        or more installments, the bank will transfer one or more quotas        or fractions of the HPV as guarantee equal to the value of the        interest portion of the monthly installment;    -   acceptance of the devaluation and re-evaluation mechanisms        contemplated by the preferential implementation and negotiated        between the bank and the client.

The use of this method is for the acquisition of a new house and can besuitable for the exchange and transfer system of quotas contemplated bythe telematic marketplace as in the first implementation.

For the sake of brevity, further considerations which could be made,will be omitted; an expert in the field will be able to easily implementthis second implementation according to the objectives and effects ofthe first implementation, as in the flow diagrams and procedures seenfor the first implementation.

A third implementation of the present invention is to use the presentmethod and system for all mortgage loans, in particularly in which thereis insolvency on the part of the borrower and the risk of foreclosure,or need to renegotiate, by converting said loans into reacquisitionplans according to the present invention, thus avoiding foreclosure,allowing the budget of the banks to be readjusted, and a more affordableinstallment.

As we have seen, if the owner who purchases a house according to thismethod is not able to pay the monthly installment, i.e. he is not ableto reacquire the quotas in accordance with the established plan, thebank can effect several measures to protect its interests. When thereare one or more unpaid installments, the bank will effect the transferprocedure of the quotas for each unpaid monthly installment. Should thedefault continue, the bank can simply evict the owner—on the basis ofthe contractual agreements—and find a new owner to replace the previousone, i.e. he will continue the acquisition plan of the house accordingto the present method. The risk for the bank is limited with respect totraditional mortgages, as the bank, by contract, will always be theowner of the house until the latter is totally reacquired, i.e. untilall the HPV quotas have been reacquired by the client/owner. Thegreatest burden for the bank is to find a new owner or person to takeover the plan, through the marketplace and thanks to the particularcharacteristic of this system, however, it will be easy to find peoplewho need a house and want to use this system instead of purchasing itthrough a traditional mortgage based on a loan or instead of beingsimple tenants, as this system and method is more accessible withrespect to acquisition through an estate mortgage.

Furthermore, in the case of a traditional mortgage, a low credit ratingof the borrower implies a higher interest rate, whereas, using thepresent method, there is no financial risk for the homeowner as there isno loan towards the latter (except for the second implementation wherethe loan is backed by a HPV's quotas), but only the capacity ofreacquiring the quotas. The interest rate will therefore normally belower also for people with a low credit scoring.

The conversion of a loan into a reacquisition plan according to thepresent invention has benefits for the bank. A mortgage loan of 100,000$ is registered by the bank as a credit with respect to the client andis therefore subject to the risk of insolvency of the client. Thiscredit is registered in the assets of bank accounts, under the itemcredits towards clients, as per table 2.

With this system, on the contrary, at the initial moment of the plan, ahouse with a value of 120,000 $ is considered an asset owned by the bankthrough the HPV quotas in whose name the estate is registered, and istherefore situated among the assets, but as “financial participation” or“financial instruments” and as the client gradually buys his quotas, thevalue of this asset diminishes—as the HPV quotas, owned by the bankdecrease—until total reacquisition on the part of the client.

Consequently, also from a patrimonial point of view of the banks, thepresent method (whatever is the implementation used) has theseadvantages and does not imply the implementation of costly write-offs,as were effected, on the contrary, during the crisis of 2008-2010, withthe result that, due to the numerous insolvencies of the clients, thebank accounts caused the technical insolvency of many creditinstitutions, due to so-called “mark-to-market” account methods whichimpose the use of market value criteria for determining the value ofsome account items. Due to the introduction into the market of numerousproperties coming from foreclosure procedures, there was an increase inthe offer of estates with a decrease in the cost of the latter, thusfurther depressing the estate market and consequently the accounts offinancial institutions. The insolvency problems of some banks derivedfrom the inability to suitably price the values of the subprimemortgages (the so-called toxic assets), consequently leading totechnical failure, not due to lack of liquidity but as a result of thedevaluation of these mortgages and the inability to establish theirexact value. It is therefore evident that this system, in cases ofnon-payment, does not mean revocation and devaluation of the credit, butthe recovery of the quotas equivalent to non-paid installments and thesearch for a new owner who acquires the estate by means of the presentmethod and system. In the present economic situation, a possiblediffusion of this system and its massive development could lead to aregeneration of the estate market, the construction of new houses, whichwill be financed by this system, or an increase in property buying andselling which would allow an increase in the value of properties alsofor the present owners of houses purchased through mortgages. At thesame time, in the case of recession or difficulty in acquiring thequotas by a large number of persons, there can be no systemic risk forthe financial field, as it is not necessary to devaluate the loans (asthese are not loans) but the bank could suffer temporary liquidityproblems when various monthly installments are not paid by most of theclients of this acquisition plan. These liquidity problems can beshort-term and it should be pointed out that, from a patrimonial pointof view, there will be no imbalance as the unpaid monthly installmentswill return to the banks in the form of HPV quotas and will representincome (not cash based) for the bank: therefore, whether the bankcollects the cash payment (the monthly installment) or obtains a quotaor a fraction of it equivalent to the interest part of installment, thismethod allows the bank, in any case, to have an income. If a market ofHPV quotas and securization develops, the bank, in order to face atemporary liquidity problem, can simply sell quotas and assets based onHPV and the present method.

This third implementation is effected by a computer and a printer forconverting a mortgage into a reacquisition plan according to the presentinvention, are the following:

An agreement is stipulated between the bank and the loan nominee,produced with the help of a computer and a printer, which comprisestransforming the loan agreement into a reacquisition plan in accordancewith the present method.

The property is transferred from the owner of the house (or the borrowerof the original loan) to the HPV entity indicated by the bank. On thebasis of the value of the loan and its duration, the HPV will besubdivided into a certain number of quotas. The former borrower willreceive a congruous number of quotas, equal to the value of thedown-payment and of the capital which has matured up to the moment ofconversion. The remaining HPV quotas will be owned by the bank.

In order to establish the price at which the conversion will take place,one of the following options can be considered, according to theconvenience and the conditions of the property market:

-   -   a) the original price of the loan    -   b) the present market price of the estate    -   c) an arbitrary price between the original price of the loan and        the present market price.

In selecting which price to adopt, possible differences between theoriginal value and present value must be considered. The conversion tothe original price of the loan (a) is correct if there is no significantdifference between this and the present property value, particularly ifthis is a certain percentage lower than the initial value of the loan.In this case, problems of accounting and prudential principles for theaccount items arise. It is important, on the one hand, for the client tohave a certain percentage of the total of the quotas and, on the other,for the bank to be able to use the latter as collateral security in thecase of further devaluation of the estates and in the case of delay inpayments on the part of the client, in order to re-benefit from thequotas or fractions for the months of delay. When the current marketprice is higher than the loan, the bank will be able to use thedifference between the current value and loan value to the advantage ofthe HPV quotas held by the client.

The whole amount established is subdivided into certain quotas. 360quotas are assumed for a property whose accepted value for thetransaction is 300,000 $, so that each quota has a value of 833.33 $.The initial down-payment and the paid installments of original loan,form a capital of 100,000 $ which grants the right to receive 120 quotasof the HPV owner of the house. The financing of the remaining quotas tobe purchased is effected by the bank on the remaining part (200,000 $),which converts the residual capital of the loan into relative HPVquotas. At the moment of the conversion, it will be possible to extendthe reacquisition period or change the interest rates or introduce otherconditions agreed on between the parties.

Once the agreement has been signed, the loan ceases to exist as a resultof this agreement and the client's engagements are those contemplated bythe reacquisition plan mentioned above. The bank can therefore cancelthe credit from the client (credits towards clients) and can register inthe assets “financial instruments” or “marketable securities”, the valueof the HPV quotas in his possession.

FIG. 6 represents a block scheme for the conversion of a loan into areacquisition plan according to the present invention. The loan to beconverted (90) can be in default or requires a reconversion, the priceof the estate to be considered is selected (91), and this can be theoriginal value (a), the current market price (b) or an arbitrary value(c) agreed upon by the parties. The selected value (House value) to beused is inserted (92), the Equity value of the house is calculated (93),i.e. adding what has been paid so far as capital during the initialmortgage loan repayment, and the value of the initial downpayment at thetime of the loan. The re-payment months (94) of the conversion plan aresubsequently inserted, following renegotiation of the terms of the loanto be reconverted, for the sake of convenience, the months of re-paymentdetermine the number of quotas into which the HPV estate must bedivided. In 95 the value of each quota (QuotaValue) is calculated,dividing the selected value of the house (House Value) by the number ofmonths or the number of quotas (QuotaNum) which has been established.The computerized system returns the quantity of the Acquired Quotas (96)dividing the Equity value by the value of each quota (QuotaValue),whereas the amount for financing (ConversionPlan) the acquisition (97)of quotas is obtained by subtracting the Equity value from theestablished value of the house (Home Value). The financing amount isconverted into quotas (98) (FinQuotaNum), dividing the financing amount(ConversionPlan) by the unitary value of the quota (QuotaValue). Theinsertion of the interest rate (99) subsequently allows the amortizationplan and quota reacquisition plan to be calculated and obtained (100),as shown in table 4. The amount of the monthly installment of thereacquisition plan, according to the present invention, is thenestablished (101), following conversion of a traditional mortgage.

By using this method and system, it is not even necessary to effectcomplex securization and similar instruments such as ABS (Asset BasedSecurities), CDO (Collaterized Debt Obligation) as it is not necessaryto trans-form the mortgages into “securities” as the reacquisition plansare already Securities, i.e. the HPV quotas are Securities and can beexchanged by the banks carrying with them the reacquisition obligationson the part of the house owner/renter. Should synthetic instrumentswhich include these Securities be created, the same can be produced bycreating financial instruments “which contain” homogeneous reacquisitionplans or which have a diversified or homogeneous risk profile andgeography.

In this way, banks can place their reacquisition plans to thirdinvestors, receiving liquidity to effect new reacquisition plans.Contrary to the synthetic instrumentations ABS, CDO, which, de facto,were obligations, structured on a set of loans, which could have a highinterest in relation to the risk of the subordinate but high-risk loans,as has been seen, in the case of synthetic instruments of reacquisitionplans based on the present system, the rates would be lower but, at thesame time, they would have a lower risk, due to both the directguarantee represented by the HPV quotas and also because the interestrates applied for financing the reacquisition of quotas would, in turn,be lower. In this sense this invention helps to stabilize the interestrates of estate operations, reducing the risks for the entire system andfor all the participants, specifically thanks to the fact that there isa direct and ready to marketable collateral, represented by the HPVquotas which remain the property of the bank or financer, until they aregradually redeemed.

This method, no matter how it is implemented, either for the acquisitionof an estate or for the conversion of a mortgage, also contemplates andhandles cases in which restructuring and improvement works are necessaryor are effected on the estate. If these works are required initially,when the estate is purchased according to this system, the same can befinanced by the bank and will involve an increase in the monthly rateand the unitary value of the quotas. If, on the contrary, they areeffected after the purchase and are financed by the client, the bank, inorder to include these positive variations which increase the value ofthe estate and consequently the HPV, will increase the number of quotasequal to the amount of the restructuring expenses and will transfer themto the client.

When the restructuring is effected after the purchase and requires afinancing from the bank, this financing will be added to that alreadyunderway, increasing the value of the monthly installment and increasingthe value of the residual quotas or increasing the number of quotas, sothat the amount of the installment remains the same, or the plan isextended. If a contrary case occurs, due to negligence, damage notcovered by the insurance or other negative events which cause a loss inthe value of the property, the bank will effect a transfer of the quotasowned by the client until the damage or the devaluation has beencompensated. The client will then reacquire said quotas and will acceptan extension of the reacquisition plan or an increase in the monthlyinstallments.

A fourth implementation of this method may not only be used foracquiring a house, but using the securitization of house in an HPV withquotas. By doing so it is possible to use the quotas as guarantee orcollateral in a large number of loans: business loan, student loan, carloan, and for all financial need where a collateral is required. Oncethe house is owned by HPV, part of the quotas of HPV may be used ascollateral for loans. The guarantee quotas are transferred from borroweraccount to bank account once the loan will be obtained. The borrowerwill buy back the quotas using the repurchasing plan method presentedabove. For the sake of simplicity the entire process of this fourthimplementation will not show, but is quite similar to the process of thefirst implementation. A person skilled in the art may easy understandhow to perform this implementation by adapting the original method.

The HPV entity can be registered as a LLC, a Limited Liability Companyor it can be a LLC Series, or a particular form of LLC contemplated inthe State of Delaware and other states ((Illinois, Iowa, Nevada,Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin) which allows a main unitand a whole series of subordinate units (Series) in whose name thesingle properties are registered, so that the management costs for thebank can be reduced with respect to the costs for separate LLCs.According to the law of Delaware, in fact, each Series is juridicallyconsidered independent of the other Series, with the possibility ofhaving different members (the owners) for each Series and differentassets, and, from a patrimonial point of view, each Series is consideredindependent of the others. In this way, it is possible to issue anarbitrary number of quotas on the basis of the values of the singleproperties and reacquisition plans suitable for each client, so thateach quota corresponds to a membership unit of a LLC or a Series ofLLCs. Alternatively, a further form for implementing the plan is to usea vehicle such as HPV, a specific company for this, assisted by a bankor financial institution which acts as HPV, in whose name variousestates belonging to different clients are registered, using thefollowing plan. In this case, the quotas are not representative of thecapital of the HPV but are fictitious and purely accounts, referring toa contract, obtained using computerized systems, the regulations andspecific agreements being in the spirit of the present invention. Inthis case, the ownership of the estate will be transferred by the bankto the client once the latter has completed the reacquisition of all thequotas. Once this system is in wide use, it will also be possible forcertain states and jurisdictions to create specific special legalentities according to the spirit of the present invention, so as toallow the division of the quotas into a variable number and be specificfor managing estates not only for residential but also for commercial orindustrial purposes, to which the present method can be applied.

Thanks to the fact that the estate is in the name of a HPV, this methodalso allows, at the end of the payment of the reacquisition plan of thequotas, the full ownership of the HPV in favour of the owner. The lattercan continue to maintain the ownership of the estate through the HPV ortransfer the estate from the HPV to himself or to another person.Furthermore, the division of the estate into quotas allows the sale ofthe quotas to another owner, by simply transferring the HPV quotas tothe latter. It is also extremely useful in the case of inheritance asthe ownership of the estate is already divided into quotas which cansimply be assigned to the heirs, or, in the case of separation betweenspouses, the quotas can be easily shared and transferred. Furthermore,the creation of a market of HPV quotas can give these assets a “liquid”value as a means of payment or as a financial asset, and can be offeredas a guarantee for having access to further loans. This method andsystem also has the advantage of being extremely practical in all casesof divorce or separation so that in this event the distribution of theproperty is effected by sharing the quotas and allowing one or both touse these quotas within the computerized exchange system of quotas.

A single HPV can also be used for a number of properties, using theprinciple of joint-stock companies or entities whose property isrepresented by shares, so as to reduce the administration and managementcosts deriving from the use of various HPVs, such as LLCs or LLC Series.

In this implementation, the HPV is a joint-stock company or with avariable capital or a real estate fund, in whose name the propertiespurchased are registered, when new estate acquisition plans are signedby new purchasers.

In the hypothesis of a single HPV, with the capital represented byshares, for various properties, there is the problem of correctlypricing the quotas and ensuring that certain quotas correspond to acertain estate, and introducing protection mechanisms of the assets, sothat in the end, if he has paid all of the installments, the client willown his estate.

The use of a single HPV requires that shares of the company be assignedto the clients as they effect the monthly installments, following thecredit and penalty procedures as with the previous implementation. Inorder to simplify the accounting operations, the shares of this HPV canalso be of a different class or series, so that each class of stockrepresents the capital of the equivalent of an estate. For indicatingone series with respect to another, a progressive numbering or theletters of the alphabet or a mixture of both can be used for univocallyindicating the class of shares, so as to associate the correspondingestate for each reacquisition plan. The quotas for each property will betransferred each month, represented by the shares of the relative class,associated to a property, until the transfer has been completed. The useof different classes avoids having to make calculations for adapting thevalue of the shares already issued, in the case of the issuing of sharesfor a new property which is added to the fund, when a single class ofshares is used. This HPV would specifically act as an estate investmenttrust, but the use of different classes allows a better separation ofthe single estate assets and at the same time avoids calculations foradapting the price of each share each time a new estate is added in thehypothesis of a single class/series of shares for all the properties. Itis evident that, by issuing a new series or class of shares for eachestate, the problem does not arise, as the estate will refer to thatclass/series and to the capital of that class and consequently therelative shares will represent the value of the estate. Substantially,there is property segregation as in the case of a LLC Series, with theadvantage of assigning the equity of each class of shares to a specificestate. This equity is composed of the quota paid by the bank and thedown-payment of the client.

The remaining part of the system and method for the reacquisition anduse for converting a loan, can be perfectly adapted to thisimplementation with a single HPV which allows the objectives of thepresent invention to be achieved. At the end of thepayment/reacquisition of all the shares, the estate is transferred fromthe HPV to the client.

One of the advantages in dividing the value of a property into variousquotas is that the quotas can be exchanged between different subjects.Each owner of a house according to the present system, who wishes tochange house or move to another town, can exchange his quotas or sellthem on an online marketplace, i.e. an Internet site which collects andshows the estates, whose quotas are put on the market by the currentowners.

To do this, a website can be used for each house owner who wishes tosell or exchange the quotas of his own house with those of anotherowner, with the relative plans for the reacquisition of the quotas,according to the present method. This website created through suitablesoftware application and hosted on a server of the internet network oranother telematic network, contains the following sections:

-   -   user area: which indicates the data of the owner    -   estate area: which shows the data for identifying the estate,        the planimetry, photos, cadastral surveys, a link with a        geo-localization and visualization system of the estate on maps    -   repayment plan area: which shows the historical cost of the        estate, the number of quotas into which the estate is divided,        the number of quotas owned, their value and the remaining value        of the quotas to be acquired to end the plan, indicating the net        cost without interest, and total cost including interest    -   the current value of the estate, calculated by means of an        evaluation by an expert or automatically calculated using a        price index of the properties, according to the type of property        and residential area and other useful characteristics which        determine the value of an estate, or by means of other arbitrary        criteria for determining the price.    -   a search engine which allows the estates present on the        marketplace to be sought by type, city, value and other        parameters essential for the search for properties on sites        containing estates for sale.

This data can be acquired directly from the data of the bank which hasgranted the acquisition plan according to the present method, by meansof an exchange of data between the marketplace website and theinformative system of the bank, once the owner has communicated to thebank—also through his own online account—his intention of selling orexchanging his quotas by putting them on the market. With the sale, theowner sells his own plan, i.e. his house, with the benefit of possibleincreases in value or facing a possible loss in value, like traditionalmethods for the purchasing of an estate (loan, leasing, cash payment),by liquidating the quotas in his possession. In FIG. 7 the user (10) A(box 110) owner of the estate (60) sells to the user (11) B (box 130)the quotas owned and accumulated in his possession and the user B takesover in the plan for the reacquisition of the estate, according to thesystem and method described herein. In the exchange effected by means ofthe marketplace (120), user A will transfer to user B—once they haveaccepted either through a computer or by signing a document relating tothe transaction—the quotas in his possession (150) of the estate 60 ofbox 110 and user B will transfer to user A the quotas in his possession(160) of the estate 61 of box 130, i.e. the quotas of the relative HPVs.In effecting the exchange, increases or decreases in the values of oneor both of the estates can be considered by re-evaluating or devaluatingthe value of the single quotas for each HPV, this operation beingeffected by the bank when the estate is initially listed on themarketplace (120) for sale, as in table 6 and 7. If the value of thequotas exchanged is different, as indicated in box 150 and box 160, theuser A, in transferring his quotas (150), also adds the difference incash in order to face the requirement of the quotas (160) of the user B(130). If there is no possibility of effecting an exchange with anotheruser, the user A will obviously put his own quotas of the plan up forsale (Sale), and a user (12) C (box 140) will purchase it, and with therevenue of the sale of the quotas, the user A will buy another estate,or a certain number of quotas of the relative HPV, through themarketplace (120).

The subjects participating in the marketplace (120) can belong to twomain categories: internal or external (user A and B). The internalsubjects are all those who have offered their own estate purchased bymeans of the present method, for sale and/or for exchange. The externalsubjects (user C, box 140) are all those external to the system, i.e.not owners of quotas or property according to the invention, but whointend to purchase an estate, or the exchange quotas of internalmembers, according to the present purchasing method and system.

It is evident that the marketplace (120) will act as a property searchsite, like analogous internet systems and, as a further benefit, willalso offer a saving thanks to the reduction in brokerage costs of realestate agents or other intermediaries, also telematic, thanks to theprice information, sale or exchange of quotas, thus reducing transactioncosts: at the same time, it is not even necessary to pay theregistration or property transfer taxes as there is no transfer ofestate—which remains in the name of the HPV—but of the owners of thequotas of the relative HPV, which can be easily effected by means of asimple transfer agreement of the HPV quotas.

1. Method realized by means of a computerized system which allows toproduce contractual documents for implementing a gradual repurchase planof an estate, which is put in a legal entity's name (house propertyvehicle), whose capital is represented in quotas; said quotas beingtransferred by the bank, owner of the legal entity and owner of theestate, to the purchaser according to a gradual repurchase plan. Saidmethod provides the step of the gradual purchase of such quotas, uponpayment of a monthly installment, each comprising a part of principaland a part of interest up to reach the full possession of the wholequotas of the legal entity owner of the estate; said part of principalcorresponding to the value of the quota or quota fraction transferred bythe bank to the purchaser.
 2. Method according to claim 1, wherein thepurchaser can leave an initial deposit (down payment) and obtain anumber of quotas of the legal entity owner of the estate.
 3. Methodaccording to claim 1, wherein by means of a computer system, the quotasare transferred from the bank account to the purchaser one, wherein thevalue of the quota or quota fraction transferred is preferably equal tothe principal part of the monthly installment calculated by means of acomputerized system by using a method of constant or variableinstallment amortization with respect to the capital destined by thebank to finance the estate purchase.
 4. Method realized by means of acomputerized system according to claim 1 which allows to calculate thegradual repurchase plan, the number and the value of the quotas in whichthe legal entity capital is divided, which comprises the followingsteps: a. introducing the house value b. introducing the number of thecapital quotas of the legal entity, which can be preferably equal to thenumber of months during which the total quotas are to be repurchased orto other arbitrary value c. the computer calculates the quota value bydividing the estate value by the number of the quotas d. it isintroduced the amount of the down payment e. a number of quotas isassigned to the purchaser dividing the down payment by the quota value,f. the computer calculates the number of quotas which will be financedby the bank (i.e. acquired) by subtracting the quotas possessed by thepurchaser from the whole quotas, g. the value of the plan is calculatedby multiplying the number of the financed quotas by the unitary value,h. it is introduced a fixed or variable interest rate i. an amortizationplan, preferably of French type, about the value of the purchase planfinanced by the bank, is calculated, printed or visualized in video,which comprises for each month the value of the quota or of the quotafraction corresponding to the principal part of each monthlyinstallment.
 5. Method according to claim 1, wherein in the contractualdocument, the purchaser agrees about that in case of nonpayment of atleast an installment, the bank, by means of a telematic system,transfers one or fractions or more quotas of the purchaser property fromhis account to its own account; the reversed quotas being calculated,preferably, so that they are equivalent to the interest part of eachnonpaid monthly installment.
 6. Method according to claim 1, wherein thecontractual document provides that in case of sale of an estatepurchased according to the present system and with a not-completedrepurchase plan, if the sale price is lower than the initial one andsuch that it results in a capital loss and a depreciation of the unitaryvalue of the quotas, the bank takes the accumulated quotas of thepurchaser to compensate the value loss relative to the quotas possessedor by means of other form of loss sharing, stipulated by the parties. 7.Method according to claim 1, wherein the contractual document providesthat in case of sale of an estate purchased according to the presentsystem and with a not-completed repurchase plan, if the sale price isgreater than the initial one, the consequent capital gain and increasein value of the quotas is divided proportionally to the quotas possessedby the bank and purchaser or by means of other form of gain sharing,stipulated by the parties.
 8. Method according to claim 1, wherein thelegal entity is a capital company as a LLC or LLC series or a publiclimited company or other form of legal entity apt to realize the methodaccording to claim
 1. 9. Method according to claim 8, wherein if thelegal entity is a public limited company, for each estate is used aspecific class of stock with segregated assets and quotas.
 10. Methodaccording to the claim 1, wherein the majority of the quotas (exceptthose purchased according to claim 2) is owned by the bank, whichpurchases a certain number of quotas for financing the estate purchase.11. Method according to claim 1, wherein the purchaser guarantees acredit line which is paid in favor of the legal entity owning the estateproperty, and the purchaser receives the property of the quotas, whilethe bank obtains under guarantee due to the credit line, the quotas ofthe purchaser. The bank will remove the guarantee by transferring foreach paid installment the relative quota or quota fraction according toclaim 3 or which will obtain others in case of nonpayment according toclaim
 5. 12. Method according to claim 1, wherein to the value of themonthly installment can be added annual costs distributed in eachinstallment, the costs being: national taxes on the house property houseinsurance costs management and administration costs of the legal entityany other useful and needed administrative and instrumental cost. 13.Method realized by means of a computer system according to claim 1 andpreceding ones which allows to produce a contractual document in whichit is stipulated the transformation of a mortgage loan in a gradualrepurchase plan implemented according to the preceding claims and havingthe same reversing mechanism provided in claim 5, in case one or moreinstallments is not paid, wherein: a. the conversion value is determinedby choosing between the original value of the estate at the time of theloan; the current market value; an arbitrary and negotiated value. Saidvalue is introduced in a computerized system b. the computerized systemcalculates the equity value i.e. the quotas to be assigned to thepurchaser calculated on the basis of the initial down payment and of theaccumulated principal of the paid installments of the original mortgageloan. c. it is introduced the number of months of the repurchase planduration and which determines the number of quotas in which the estateis divided d. it is calculated the value of each quota, dividing theagreed estate value by the number of months of the repayment plan, i.e.the number of quotas in which the legal entity capital is to be dividede. it is calculated the number of quotas acquired by the purchaserdividing the equity value by the unitary value of each quota f. it iscalculated the value of the conversion plan which will be financed bythe bank by subtracting the entity value accumulated by the purchaserfrom the used estate value g. it is calculated the number of quotas inwhich it is divided the bank financing dividing the value of theconversion plan by the unitary value of each quota h. it is introducedthe fixed or variable interest rate i. it is calculated the newamortization plan and the amount of the monthly installment and thevalue of each quota or fraction thereof for each monthly installment ofthe plan is printed and visualized in video.
 14. Method according toclaim 1, wherein said method is applied to obtain financing using aproperty estate, wherein the property of said estate is put in a legalentity's name according to claims 8 and 9, and whose quotas can be usedas guarantee or given directly to a bank, which will give a loan to theborrower applying the transfer method of the quota or fractions for eachpaid installment according to claim 3 or at the relative reversingaccording to claim
 5. 15. Method according to claim 1 and the precedingones which allows to exchange the quotas accumulated by a purchaser of alegal entity owner of an estate with those of another purchaser who hasa repurchase plan relative to another estate according to the method ofclaim 1 by using an online marketplace system or other computerizedsystem, by integrating the difference by cash and each purchaser takingthe contractual duties of the relative exchanged plans.
 16. Methodaccording to claim 1, which allows to sell the quotas of a repurchaseplan to another purchaser, by means of a paper document realized bymeans of a computer or a printer or to be sold by online marketplace.17. Computer system operating as server on the Internet which allows toimplement a marketplace of repurchase plans according to the method ofclaim 1 and preceding, which allows to exchange said plans betweendifferent subjects according to claim 15 or to sell said plans accordingto claim
 16. 18. Marketplace system according to claim 17, realized bymeans of a software code executed by a computer connected to theInternet apt to provide a web page or in other format containing thefollowing information: a. user area: which indicates the data of theowner b. estate area: which shows the data for identifying the estate,the planimetry, photos, cadastral surveys, a link with ageo-localization and visualization system of the estate on maps c.repayment plan area: which shows the historical cost of the estate, thenumber of quotas into which the estate is divided, the number of quotasowned, their value and the remaining value of the quotas to be acquiredto end the plan, indicating the net cost without interest, and totalcost including interest d. the current value of the estate, calculatedby means of an evaluation by an expert or automatically calculated usinga price index of the properties, according to the type of property andresidential area and other useful characteristics which determine thevalue of an estate, or by means of other arbitrary criteria fordetermining the price, further comprising a search engine which allowsthe estates present on the marketplace to be sought by type, city, valueand other parameters essential for the search for properties on sitescontaining estates for sale.